The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-27
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very pleasant sociabls was given by the Glen
wood Progressive Euohre Club, ut the residence of
A. B, Reynolds, No ia Woodward street on We'd
nesday evening last. The principal feature of the
evening wero the euchre games, which were
strongly contested. The winners of prizes were:
J. Richards and Miss Downing, frst prize; the
ond was the BOBBY prizs, and was won by NJ. Rey-
nolds and Miss Bowen. This Society will give
their first reception at Crescent Hall.
There was q homs-like gathering at the residence
of John BurAs. No. a St. Faul's avenue. on
Wednesday evening last. The evening ~as spent
in vocal and instrumental amusement ana dane
ing At midnigkta sumptuous supper was par.
taken of, while among those present were: John
Murray and wife, John Med rmott and wife, T..
Webster and lady, Vim. Farrell, Ed Burns and
wife, John Redeem and lady, William Harder and
wife, Mrs. J. Fahey and Mrs. Z me. Ans selec-
ton was given on the cornet by John and Patrick
MeDermott.
The Pansy Social Club gave their frst annual
party last Tuesday evening at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. q. A. S-nborn. 1872 Railroad avenue, with
music dancing and feasting. The officers of the
club. President W. N. Glanding. and Secretary N.
H. San born, received The guests, and Aessrs T. N.
Scannon, A. G.. Miller, F. w. Luth, A. Loughride
and j. B. Brighton, were in charge of the arrange
mems. Among the large number present were:
Peter Lnth and wife, VIM Hearth and Miss Ruby.
Walter Tease and Miss Ida Ketchnu. Prof. Smith
aud Miss Ida Kimball, VIM. KmbAl and Mas L.
Berth, and many others.
The reception OF the Latourstte Club. given "sn-
masque" few evenings since was delightful &C.
casion. President Vim. Briggs and Miss N. Rysr
led the grand march and were followed by Mr.. c.
Lewis and riss G. Campbell, VIM Market and Miss
8. Ehrlich J. Kuglsr and Miss NJ Shea, L. Rysr and
Miss K, Skillman, d. Anderson and Miss g. Kugler
A. Hooker and Miss s. Drake, O. Kelsey and Miss
A. Meade, II. Barnes and Miss L. Blackburn f
Hammen and Miss D. Blackburn. L. Deugherty
and Miss s. Hagerty, G.. Dougherty and Miss L.
Anderson, e. Dillaway and Miss N. Anderson, j .
Sperry ana Miss g. Tsrwilliger. Mr.. s. Rdgewor:h
and sister, Mr.. Shippan and Miss b. Carpenter, r.
Taylor and Miss @. Randall.
Among those who participated in the festivities
attending tue fifth anniversary OF the wedding OF
Mr. and Mrs. George W Banta, at their Residence
on Eighth street. few evenings since, were L. T.
Rathell, the comedian, and wife, DIR. g. r. Dicker
son, j. Banta and wife, Jos. H. Lear and wife ].
Young and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Won Craven, Mr..
and Mrs. Strubel, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Setngels, Mr.
ald Mrs. n. @. Benjamin, Geo. Snyder and Miss NJ !.
Lear, E. p Snollgrove, L. g. Lear, John Denta, Mr..
and Mrs. +. Kelly and Mrs Lear of Chaths m, Mrs.
Dykeman, Misses Stengel and Dugan of New York.
Mr.. and the Misses Bogart, and the Misses Van
Wagner of OrAdell, Mrs. Saunders of Brooklyn,
Misses Bsnia.
Miss Mamie Budden attained her eighteenth
year last Tuesday. On the evening Of that day she
celebrated the occasion by reception to her
friends at her home. The floral decorations in the
handsome parlors were profuse. Among those who
gil ded the happy hours away to music by Prof.
Muller orchestra wsro: CHARLES Brown and Miss
Nellie HOWELL George Simpson and Miss Annie
Waters, Frederick Adams and sister Emma Harry
Jones and Miss Lizzie RUSSELL George 6isbert and
Mis- Josie Monroe Peter Vresland and Miss Kate
Shannon, George Donaldson and Miss Brown, Jos
Eners and Miss Nellie Kelly, David Fisher and
Miss McManus. 1t is needless to say that Miss
Budden received nunber Of beautiful presents.